DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands
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1 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands The Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP) Configuration Mode is used to create and manage DHCP service instances for the current context. The commands or keywords/variables that are available are dependent on platform type, product version, and installed license(s). allow, page 3 bind, page 5 default, page 8 dhcp chaddr-validate, page 10 dhcp client-identifier, page 12 dhcp deadtime, page 14 dhcp detect-dead-server, page 16 dhcp ip vrf, page 18 dhcp server, page 20 dhcp server selection-algorithm, page 22 end, page 24 exit, page 25 lease-duration, page 26 1
2 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands lease-time, page 28 max-retransmissions, page 29 retransmission-timeout, page 30 T1-threshold, page 31 T2-threshold, page 32 2
3 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands allow allow Allows the specified options on the DHCP service. P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description [ no ] allow { dhcp-client rapid-commit dhcp-inform dhcp-parameter-request-list-option { router subnet-mask } dhcp-relay-agent-auth-suboption dhcp-relay-agent-option dhcp-server rapid-commit } no Disables an option on the DHCP service. dhcp-client rapid-commit Enables support of the rapid commit feature for DHCP client functionality, as defined in RFC dhcp-inform Enables the sending of DHCP inform after configuration for address recovery. dhcp-parameter-request-list-option { router subnet-mask } Enables the sending of DHCP parameter request list option in all outgoing messages. router: Send DHCP parameter request list option with router flag in all outgoing messages. subnet-mask: Send DHCP parameter request list option with subnet mask flag in all outgoing messages. dhcp-relay-agent-auth-suboption Enables the sending of DHCP relay agent authentication suboption in all outgoing messages. 3
4 allow DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp-relay-agent-option Enables the sending of DHCP relay agent option in all outgoing messages. dhcp-server rapid-commit Enables support of the rapid commit feature for DHCP server functionality, as defined in RFC Use this command to enable/disable options on the DHCP service. Examples The following command enables support of the rapid commit feature for DHCP server functionality: allow dhcp-server rapid-commit 4
5 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands bind bind Binds the DHCP service to a logical IP interface facilitating the system's connection to the DHCP server. This command also configures traffic from the specified DHCP service bind address to use the specified Multiple Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) labels. ASN-GW ewag GGSN HA P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description bind address ip_address [ nexthop-forwarding-address nexthop_ip_address [ mpls-label input in_mpls_label_value output out_mpls_label_value1 [ out_mpls_label_value2 ] ] ] no bind address ip_address no Removes a previously configured binding. address ip_address Specifies the IP address of an interface in the current context through which communication with the DHCP server occurs. ip_address must be expressed in IPv4 dotted-decimal notation. 5
6 bind DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands In the case of DeWAG service, this IP address must be the same as the IP address configured with the dhcp server CLI command under the same DHCP Service Configuration mode. Also, this IP address must match the DeWAG service's IP address so that the WLC can relay the DHCP unicast packets to the DeWAG service IP address and are processed by this DHCP service. nexthop-forwarding-address nexthop_ip_address Specifies the next hop gateway address for in MPLS network to which the packets with MPLS labels will be forwarded. nexthop_ip_address must be expressed in IPv4 dotted-decimal or IPv6 colon-separated-hexadecimal notation. In the case of DeWAG service, this option must not be configured. mpls-label input in_mpls_label_value Specifies the MPLS label to identify inbound traffic destined for the configured DHCP service bind address ip_address. in_mpls_label_value is the MPLS label that will identify inbound traffic destined for the configured DHCP service and must be an integer from 16 through This keyword is license-enabled and available with valid MPLS feature license only. Caution For DHCP over MPLS feature to work in StarOS 9.0 onward the dhcp ip vrf command must be configured in DHCP service. Without dhcp ip vrf command the DHCP service using MPLS labels will not be started as a part of a DHCP over MPLS configuration. In release 9.0 onward this keyword is a critical parameter for the DHCP-Service. Any change in its value will result in DHCP-service restart and clearing of the existing calls. In the case of DeWAG, this option must not be configured. output out_mpls_label_value1 [ out_mpls_label_value2 ] Adds the MPLS label to the outbound traffic sent from the configured DHCP service bind address ip_address. The labels out_mpls_label_value1 and out_mpls_label_value2 identify the MPLS labels to be added to packets sent from the specified dhcp service bind address. out_mpls_label_value1 is the inner output label and must be an integer from 16 through out_mpls_label_value2 is the outer output label and must be an integer from 16 through
7 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands bind This keyword is license-enabled and available with valid MPLS feature license only. In the case of DeWAG, this option must not be configured. Use this command to associate or tie the DHCP service to a specific logical IP address previously configured in the current context and bound to a port. Once bound, the logical IP address or interface is used in the giaddr field of the DHCP packets. When this command is executed, the DHCP service is started and begins the process of requesting addresses from the DHCP server and storing them in cache memory for allocation to PDP contexts. This command can also be used to configure MPLS labels for inbound and outbound traffic through this DHCP address. Only one interface can be bound to a service. For DHCP over MPLS feature to work in StarOS 9.0 onward dhcp ip vrf command must be configured in DHCP service. Without dhcp ip vrf command the DHCP service using MPLS labels will not be started. Caution As a part of DHCP over MPLS configuration, the mpls-label input keyword in the bind address command is also a critical parameter for the DHCP-Service. Any change in its value will result in DHCP-service restart and clearing of the existing calls. Examples The following command binds the DHCP service to the interface with an IP address of : bind address
8 default DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands default Restores DHCP service parameters to their factory default settings. GGSN ASN-GW HA P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description default { T1-threshold T2-threshold dhcp { chaddr-validate client-identifier deadtime detect-dead-server { consecutive-failures } server selection-algorithm } lease-duration max-retransmissions retransmission-timeout } dhcp { deadtime detect-dead-server { consecutive-failures } server-selection-algorithm } Restores the following DHCP parameters to their respective default settings: deadtime: Default 10 minutes detect-dead-server { consecutive-failures }: Default 5 server-selection-algorithm: Default First-server lease-duration Restores the lease-duration parameter to its default setting of seconds. max-retransmissions Restores the max-retransmissions parameter to its default setting of 5. 8
9 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands default retransmission-timeout Restores the retransmission-timeout parameter to its default setting of 3000 milli-seconds. T1-threshold Restores the T1-threshold parameter to its default setting of 50%. T2-threshold Restores the T2-threshold parameter to its default setting of 88%. After system parameters have been modified, this command is used to set/restore specific parameters to their default values. Examples The following command restores the DHCP deadtime parameter to its default setting of 10 minutes: default dhcp deadtime 9
10 dhcp chaddr-validate DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp chaddr-validate Configures the behavior of the client hardware address (chaddr) validation in DHCP messages. GGSN HA P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description [ default no ] dhcp chaddr-validate default Validates the chaddr value received in a DHCPACK message with the chaddr value sent in a DHCPREQUEST message. no Disables validation of the chaddr value received in DHCPACK message with the chaddr value sent in a DHCPREQUEST message. The chaddr information value in the DHCPACK message will be parsed but not be validated against the value maintained with client. The chaddr information value in DHCPACK will be ignored and not be stored internally. Use this command to configure behavior relating to the validation of chaddr information validation in the DHCPACK messages. 10
11 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp chaddr-validate Examples The following command specifies that the chaddr will not be validated in the DHCP messages: no dhcp chaddr-validate 11
12 dhcp client-identifier DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp client-identifier Configures the behavior relating to inclusion of a client identifier DHCP option in DHCP messages. GGSN HA HNB-GW P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description dhcp client-identifier { ike-id link-layer-identifier mac-address msisdn none } default dhcp client-identifier default Sets the behavior of DHCP client identifier to default do not to include client identifier option in any DHCP message. ike-id In Release 20.0, HNBGW is not supported. This keyword must not be used for HNBGW in Release For more information, contact your Cisco account representative. Specifies the Internet Key Exchange Protocol version 2 id of HNB as the DHCP client-identifier option in any DHCP message to DHCP server in Discover and Request messages. This keyword is HNB-GW license controlled. 12
13 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp client-identifier link-layer-identifier Specifies the subscribers link-layer-identifier as the DHCP client-identifier option in the DHCP message, mac-address Specifies the subscribers mac-address as the DHCP client-identifier option in any DHCP message. msisdn Specifies that the subscriber's MSISDN be included in the client-identifier option of the relevant DHCP messages. Default: disabled This keyword is GGSN and P-GW/SAEGW license controlled. none Specifies that DHCP client-identifier option would not be included in any DHCP messages. This is the default behavior. Default: enabled Use this command to configure behavior relating to inclusion or exclusion of DHCP client identifier option from DHCP messages. Examples The following command specifies that DHCP client-identifier option be excluded from DHCP messages: dhcp client-identifier none 13
14 dhcp deadtime DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp deadtime Configures the amount of time that the system waits prior to re-communicating with a DHCP server that was previously marked as down. GGSN ASN-GW HA P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description dhcp deadtime max_time max_time Specifies the maximum amount of time (in minutes) to wait before communicating with a DHCP server that was previously unreachable. max_time is an integer value from 1 through Default: 10 If the system is unable to communicate with a configured DHCP server, after a pre-configured number of failures the system marks the server as being down. This command specifies the amount of time that the system waits prior to attempting to communicate with the downed server. If all DHCP servers are down, the system will immediately treat all DHCP servers as active, regardless of the deadtime that is specified. Refer to the dhcp detect-dead-server and max-retransmissions commands for additional information on the process the system uses to mark a server as down. 14
15 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp deadtime Examples The following command configures the system to wait 20 minutes before attempting to re-communicate with a dhcp server that was marked as down: dhcp deadtime 20 15
16 dhcp detect-dead-server DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp detect-dead-server Configures the number of consecutive communication failures that could occur before the system marks a DHCP server as down. GGSN ASN-GW HA P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description dhcp detect-dead-server consecutive-failures max_number consecutive-failures max_number Specifies the number of failures that could occur before marking a DHCP server as down as an integer from 1 through Default: 5 This command works in conjunction with the max-retransmissions parameter to set a limit to the number of communication failures that can occur with a configured DHCP server. The max-retransmissions parameter limits the number of attempts to communicate with a server. Once that limit is reached, the system treats it as a single failure. This parameter limits the number of consecutive failures that can occur before the system marks the server as down and communicate with the server of next highest priority. If all of the configured servers are down, the system ignores the detect-dead-server configuration and attempt to communicate with highest priority server again. If the system receives a message from a DHCP server that was previously marked as down, the system immediately treats it as being active. 16
17 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp detect-dead-server Examples The following command configures the system to allow 8 consecutive communication failures with a DHCP server before it marks it as down: dhcp detect-dead-server consecutive-failures 8 17
18 dhcp ip vrf DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp ip vrf Enables DHCP-over-MPLS support and associates the specific DHCP service with a pre-configured Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) Context instance for virtual routing and forwarding. All Syntax Description dhcp ip vrf vrf_name no dhc ip vrf no Removes/disassociates configured IP Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) context instance. vrf_name Specifies the name of a pre-configured VRF context instance to be associated with a DHCP service. vrf_name is the name of a pre-configured VRF context configured in Context Configuration mode and associated with the IP Pool used by the DHCP service. Use this command to enable the DHCP-over-MPLS support and to associate/disassociate a pre-configured VRF context to a DHCP service for this feature. By default the VRF is NULL, which means that DHCP service is bound with binding address given by bind address command only. VRF is not a critical parameter for the DHCP Service but bind address is a critical parameter for DHCP Service, and while starting DHCP Service, if this command is configured, then the bind address should be present in that VRF, and If this command is not configured, bind address should be present in the context where DHCP Service is configured. For the DHCP over MPLS feature to work in StarOS 9.0 onward this command must be configured in the DHCP service. Without this command the DHCP service using MPLS labels will not be started. 18
19 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp ip vrf Caution As a part of this configuration the mpls-label input keyword in the bind address command is also a critical parameter for the DHCP-Service. Any change in its value will result in DHCP-service restart and clearing of the existing calls. Examples Following command associates VRF context instance dhcp_vrf1 with this DHCP service: dhcp ip vrf dhcp_vrf1 19
20 dhcp server DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp server Configures DHCP servers with which the DHCP service is to communicate. ASN-GW ewag GGSN HA HNB-GW P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description dhcp server { ip_address port port_num [ priority priority ] no dhcp server ip_address default dhcp port default Sets the default value of UDP port on DHCP server; 67 for DHCP messaging. no Deletes a previously configured DHCP server. ip_address Specifies the IP address of the DHCP server expressed in IPv4 dotted-decimal notation. 20
21 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp server In the case of DeWAG service, this IP address must be the same as the IP address configured with the bind address CLI command under the same DHCP Service Configuration mode. port port_num Specifies the port number to send DHCP messages to non-standard UDP ports of the server if multiple servers are configured. port_num is an integer from 0 through In Release 20.0, HNBGW is not supported. This keyword must not be used for HNBGW in Release For more information, contact your Cisco account representative. While configuring HNB-GW for DHCP proxy support, operator must define as UDP port for DHCP server. The source port used by HNBGW will be standard DHCP port, irrespective of the server port that is configured. priority priority Specifies the priority of the server if multiple servers are configured. priority is an integer from 1 through is the highest priority. In the case of DeWAG, this option must not be configured. Use this command to configure the DHCP server(s) that the system is to communicate with. Multiple servers can be configured each with their own priority. Up to 20 DHCP servers can be configured. All DHCP messages are sent/received on UDP port 67. If a server is removed, all calls having an IP address allocated from the server will be released. Examples The following command configures a DHCP server with an IP address of and a priority of 1: dhcp server priority 1 21
22 dhcp server selection-algorithm DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp server selection-algorithm Specifies the algorithm used to select DHCP servers with which to communicate when multiple servers are configured. In Release 20.0, HNBGW is not supported. This command must not be used for HNBGW in Release For more information, contact your Cisco account representative. GGSN ASN-GW HA HNB-GW P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description dhcp server selection-algorithm { first-server round-robin use-all } first-server Uses the first-server algorithm. This algorithm dictates that the system select the DHCP servers according to their priority starting with the highest priority server. The system communicates with the server of the next highest priority only when the previous server is unreachable. Default: Enabled round-robin Uses the round-robin algorithm. This algorithm dictates that the system communicates with the servers in a circular queue according to the server's configured priority starting with the highest priority server. The next request is communicated with the next highest priority server, and so on until all of the servers have been used. At this point, the system starts from the highest priority server. Default: Disabled 22
23 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands dhcp server selection-algorithm use-all Default: Disabled This algorithm dictates that the system to communicate with all the DHCP servers configured on system. Use this command to determine how configured DHCP servers are utilized by the system. Examples The following command configures the DHCP service to use the round-robin selection algorithm: dhcp server selection-algorithm round-robin 23
24 end DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands end Exits the current configuration mode and returns to the Exec mode. All Syntax Description end Use this command to return to the Exec mode. 24
25 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands exit exit Exits the current mode and returns to the parent configuration mode. All Syntax Description exit Use this command to return to the parent configuration mode. 25
26 lease-duration DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands lease-duration Configures the minimum and maximum allowable lease times that are accepted in responses from DHCP servers. GGSN ASN-GW HA P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description lease-duration min min_time max max_time min min_time Specifies the minimum acceptable lease time (in seconds) as an integer from 600 trough Default: 600 max max_time Specifies the maximum acceptable lease time (in seconds) as an integer from through Default: To reduce the call setup time, the system requests IP addresses from the DHCP server in blocks rather than on a call-by-call basis. Each address received has a corresponding lease time, or time that it is valid. The values configured by command represent the minimum and maximum times that the system allows and negotiates for the lease(s). If the DHCP server responds with values that are out of the range specified by the min and max values, the system accumulates warning statistics. Responses that fall below the minimum value are rejected by the system and the system contacts the DHCP server with the next highest priority. Responses that are greater than the maximum value are accepted. 26
27 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands lease-duration When half of the lease time has expired, the system automatically requests a lease renewal from the DHCP server. This is configured using the T1-threshold command. Examples The following command configures the minimum allowable lease time for the system to be 1000 and the maximum to be 36000: lease-duration min 1000 max
28 lease-time DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands lease-time Configures the local DHCP Server lease time in seconds. ASN-GW Syntax Description lease-time time default lease-time default Returns the command to its default setting of 600. time Specifies the IP address lease time from the local DHCP server (in seconds) as an integer from 600 through Default: 600 Use this command to configure the lease time of the IP address from the local DHCP server. Examples The following command sets the lease time of the IP address from the local DHCP server to 20 minutes (1200 seconds): lease-time
29 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands max-retransmissions max-retransmissions Configures the maximum number of times that the system attempts to communicate with an unresponsive DHCP server before it is considered a failure. GGSN ASN-GW HA P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description max-retransmissions max_number max_number Specifies the maximum number of re-attempts the system tries when no response is received from a DHCP server. max_number is an integer from 1 through 20. Default: 5 This command works in conjunction with the dhcp detect-dead-server parameter to set a limit to the number of communication failures that can occur with a configured DHCP server. When the value specified by this parameter is met, a failure is logged. The dhcp detect-dead-server command specifies the number of consecutive failures that could occur before the server is marked as down. In addition, the retransmission-timeout command controls the amount of time between re-tries. Examples The following command configures the maximum number of times the system re-attempts communication with a DHCP server that is unresponsive to 5: max-retransmissions 5 29
30 retransmission-timeout DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands retransmission-timeout Configures the amount of time that must pass with no response before the system re-attempts to communicate with the DHCP server. GGSN ASN-GW HA P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description retransmission-timeout time time Specifies the time that the system waits (in milliseconds) before reattempting communication with the DHCP server. time is an integer from 100 through Default: This command works in conjunction with the max-retransmissions command to establish a limit on the number of times that communication with a DHCP server is attempted before a failure is logged. This parameter specifies the time between retries. Examples The following command configures a retry timeout of 1000 milliseconds: retransmission-timeout
31 DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands T1-threshold T1-threshold Configures the DHCP T1 timer as a percentage of the allocated IP address lease. GGSN ASN-GW HA P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description T1-threshold percentage percentage Specifies the percentage of the allocated IP address lease time at which the DHCP call-line state is changed to "RENEWING". percentage is an integer from 40 through 66. Default: 50 This command is used to identify the time at which a subscriber must renew their DHCP lease as a percentage of the overall lease time. (Refer to the lease-duration command in this chapter for information on configuring the IP address lease period.) For example, if the lease-duration was configured to have a maximum value of seconds, and this command is configured to 40%, then the subscriber would enter the RENEWING state after 4800 seconds. Examples The following command configures the T1 threshold to 40%: T1-threshold 40 31
32 T2-threshold DHCP Service Configuration Mode Commands T2-threshold Configures the DHCP T2 timer as a percentage of the allocated IP address lease. GGSN ASN-GW HA P-GW SAEGW Syntax Description T2-threshold percentage percentage Specifies the percentage of the allocated IP address lease time at which the DHCP call-line state is changed to "REBINDING". percentage is an integer from 67 through 99. Default: 88 This command is used to identify the time at which a subscriber re-binds their DHCP leased IP address as a percentage of the overall lease time. (Refer to the lease-duration command in this chapter for information on configuring the IP address lease period.) For example, if the lease-duration was configured to have a maximum value of seconds, and this command is configured to 70%, then the subscriber would enter the REBINDING state after 8400 seconds. Examples The following command configures the T2 threshold to 70%: T2-threshold
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